February 11, 2004
The latest run in the Christian Carnival contains 16 excellent posts on a variety of subjects and depths. "Something for everyone" as the song goes. Click the arrow below to get started!
The Salt of the Earth (Ministry & the Church)
Donald Sensing of One Hand Clapping challenges a common misconception about the Progressive vs. Evangelical divide in the United States.
Wanderings of a Post Modern Pilgrim reflects on his recent vocational change in A Recovering Preacher.
Bryan of Clarity amidst Chaos announces both a new ministry as well as a long-needed blog address change.
In The World (Social/Political Issues)
Admiral Quixote of Admiral Quixote's Roundtable
draws attention to a bill being ignored by the media, though it has the potential to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Mark D. Roberts disects our culture, in the first part of a four-part series on Cultural Impact or Cultural Irrelevance.
The Great Separation points out a Florida bill which deals with 'Mature' rated video games and minors.
Jason at The Trommetter Times encourages you to
pray before you vote.
But Not of the World (The Christian Life)
Broken Masterpieces shares some revelations about what makes a person significant; things discovered at a memorial service.
Marti at Mission Safari talks about her true address; very relevant when you understand that her family is preparing for the mission field.
Certus Veritas looks at the dark side of Valentine exchanges, and the fading importance of such tokens of love.
Show Thyself Approved (Doctrine and Bible Study)
Walloworld exhaustively examines the issue of Pragmatic Church Ministry and the dangers of compromising the gospel.
Parablemania explores the Six-Day issue in great depth.
Daily Doses of Interesting Information hopes that The Passion of Christ doesn't fudge the realities of the crucifixion.
Nick at Patriot Paradox gathers a collection of Mel Gibson's own quotes regaring The Passion of Christ. (It does look like Daily Doses will not be disapointed.)
Finally, my own submission is a look at two responses to the display of God's power in Acts chapter 4.
Next week, the Carnival will move back to its birthplace...Patriot Paradox. Send your entries to carnival at patriot-paradox dot com.
